Stirling Moss Rally sees 2 to 6 players race along a hazard strewn course, across snow and ice, through rocky canyons, and across arid deserts. Players can buy equipment to help them through certain terrain (ice tires, sand ladders, improved shocks, spare fuel), although often players will find themselves breaking down and having to walk to the nearest...
This is a variation on Monopoly, produced by the DMC Corporation, who makes embroidery floss. This version is thread and needlecrafting themed. Instead of properties, players collect stitching techniques. According to the website at http://www.dmc-usa.com/majic/pageServer/1l0100028r/en_US/Stitch-opoly.html , all property cards also feature a stitch diagram...
Stock Block - "The Original, Individualized Game for Any City" [from the rules] The idea of the game Stock Block is to purchase, trade and sell various stock certificates and stock shares (relating to historical, significant and economic landmarks in particular cities) in an effort to "crash" and "29" your opponents. Each player shrewdly conducts his...
Choose your car, tire type, and rev up the engines in a race full of strategy and a dash of luck. Between fuel management, car collisions, pit stops, and weather changes, you'll need to handle various unexpected events to outsmart your opponents. The realistic board game, packed with all the excitement of Stock Car racing, accommodates 2 to 6 players per...
Stock Car Racing Game consists of '5' Lanes of different COLORS-with numbers also-and being '7' spaces long, along with '5' metal cast, thin, sliding 'Cars' for each 'Lane', the 'Spinner', and with the "Instructions" printed in the upper left hand corner. To PLAY: Spin the 'Spinner' and whichever Car's number/color is chosen, then MOVE it '1'-space and...
The Stock Exchange Game is another Monopoly clone share dealing game. Roll the die, move round the track, trade shares in UK companies booming in the 80s (The Body Shop, British Airways, Filofax etc). A plastic jigsaw board holds the cards, including Option cards and the usual Hazard cards (mostly unbridled profits!). Collect £250 when you pass the Start...
Description from the publisher: Think of each trip around the board as a year in your life. Investing with the goal of how to retire. Early in the game, purchase risky assets with higher returns, then later in the game sell the risky stocks for safer, more stable investments. “Wheel and Deal” buying and selling stocks to flip profit into more money! The...
"A fortune could be yours as you buy and sell shares on the stock market. With a throw of the dice, collect dividends, attend stockholder meetings, and buy and sell company shares. The first player to earn $100,000 wins the game." Players choose a job and accumulate funding with which to enter the market of the day trader. A sliding plastic indicator in...
Stock Market Specialist (The Official Game of the American Stock Exchange) is a simplified simulation of the role of the specialist at a stock exchange. Each player takes the role of specialist in one of four stocks represented in the game, and does his or her utmost to increase personal wealth by trading these four stocks while performing all the "market...